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635 examples of Biology in a sentence

We study the biology, the chemistry, the physics of the open ocean.
And I think this has been a really tremendous problem that goes against our biology and nature, and hasn't made us any happier at all.
I define that as an association between biology and another discipline, where each discipline reciprocally advances the other, but where the collective discoveries that emerge are beyond any single field.
Engineering can be inspired by biology by using its principles and analogies when they're advantageous, but then integrating that with the best human engineering, ultimately to make something actually better than nature.
What they were doing was returning the favor, by giving us a hypothesis to test, in biology, that we wouldn't have thought of.
These seemingly contradictory features— strength and flexibility, softness and durability— have their roots in the intricate biology of the nearly invisible cotton fiber.
I study what we can learn from listening to voices, from the various fields, from neurology to biology, cognitive sciences, linguistics.
Ham Smith and Clyde Hutchison, my colleagues on this, developed an exciting new method that allowed us to synthesize a 5,000-base pair virus in only a two-week period that was 100 percent accurate, in terms of its sequence and its biology.
This is a case where the software now builds its own hardware, and that's the notions that we have with biology.
So we think synthetic cells are going to have tremendous potential, not only for understanding the basis of biology but for hopefully environmental and society issues.
And therefore, as with all biology, you get selection through screening, whether you're screening for hydrogen production, or chemical production, or just viability.
But I knew something that helped keep me calm when I heard this bombshell about my own biology.
In my lab, we're using the tools of artificial intelligence and synthetic biology to speed up the fight against this pandemic.
We're also using the tools of synthetic biology, tinkering with DNA and other cellular machinery, to serve human purposes like combating COVID-19, and of note, we are working to develop a protective mask that can also serve as a rapid diagnostic test.
We're also using synthetic biology to design a candidate vaccine for COVID-19.
With the tools of synthetic biology and artificial intelligence, we can win the fight against this novel coronavirus.
So, we are suggesting a strategy that's based on a weak spot based on the biology of the virus, which is a cycle of work and lockdown.
We teach our children "the talk" about biology and mechanics, about pregnancy and safe sex, and that's what our kids grow up thinking that sex is pretty much all about.
At Ifakara Health Institute we focus very much on the biology of the mosquito, and we try to do this so we can identify new opportunities.
At Ifakara we wish to expand our knowledge on the biology of the mosquito; to control many other diseases, including, of course, the malaria, but also those other diseases that mosquitoes transmit like dengue, Chikungunya and Zika virus.
And they're an enormously useful tool in modern molecular biology.
But on a larger scale of biology, actually symmetry is very important, because it actually communicates genetic information.
See, when we were dealing with our biology, bacteria, the genes, the things inside here, the blood?
This isn't about the biology of people; this is now about the brains, the psychology of people, and innovation needs to continue all the way through the last mile.
And I don't really think it's in our biology; I think we've attributed it to our biology, but I don't really think it's there.
Because we believe that it's not biology; it's culture.
And the point of the article was that we have gotten reductionist in our view of biology, in our view of cancer.
My focus in recent years has kind of shifted more toward biology.
Because since it has the ability to make forms that look like forms that we're familiar with in biology, it's also making other forms that we're not familiar with.
Every single high-speed video system in the biology department at Berkeley wasn't fast enough to catch this movement.
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